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Full Name And Credentials	NPI	Gender	Race	Ethnicity	Clinic/Hospital	Secondary Clinic/Hospital	Languages Spoken	Non-english fluency verified	Degree	Type of Provider	Secondary Type of Provider	Specialty	Secondary Specialty	Ages Served	Areas of Expertise	Street Address	City	State	Zip Code	County	Phone	Secondary Street Address	Secondary City	Secondary State	Secondary Zip Code	Secondary County	Secondary Phone	Website	Accepting New Members	Certified Interpreter Services Availiable, Including ASL	Facility is ADA Accessible and has Accommodations for People with Physical Disabilities	Completed Cultural Competency Training	Addtitional Cultural and Linguistic Capabilities	Offers telehealth appointments	Auxiliary aids available	Is an accessible route from site arrival points and an accessible entrance provided to everyone?	Does the building allow people with different abilities to obtain services and participate in activities without assistance?	Does the equipment being used and services utilized provide for all patients to be treated and equitably?	Are facility practices reviewed for TIC and CLAS best practices?	Additional auxiliary aids available for Hearing Impaired Members	Additional auxiliary aids available for Vision Impaired Members
Oregon Coast Community Action	500.842.021		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Coast Community Action (Orcca)		English	No		Other Service Providers		Health Related Social Needs - Climate Services	Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement	Adult and Pediatric	Home Modifications	1855 Thomas Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7070							https://www.orcca.us/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Schaefer, Donald, QMHP-C,MS	1.003.059.742	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHP-C,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gressle, Margaret, ANP	1.003.119.132	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simon, William, LPC	1.003.193.657	Male	Information Not Provided	Western European	William G Simon Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2495 Newmark Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	458-710-8535	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	simonsez95624@yahoo.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnson, Heather, LCSW	1.003.242.173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Squire-Hamblet, Kelly, OT	1.003.249.046	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hake, Leanne, CADC II	1.003.256.231	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Lakeview	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1741 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Diane, LPC	1.003.329.905	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ferrer, German, MD	1.003.391.046	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shoberg, Sholana, QMHA-I	1.003.471.319	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yraguen, Uriah, THW-PSS	1.003.538.315	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THW-PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jones, Kameron, DPT	1.003.551.029	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oreilly, Caitlin, DPT	1.003.586.207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gordon, Emily, RD	1.003.673.286	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leiby, Chloe, DPT	1.003.700.337	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schaar, Shawna, LCSW	1.003.820.283	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Watson, Angela, PA	1.003.823.022	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ivanitsky, Michael, MD	1.003.837.410	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Reedsport Medical Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	385 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2119	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kyle, Brooke, MD	1.003.859.372	Female	Information Not provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lower Umpqua Hospital	1.003.874.819		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Critical Access, Billing Provider, Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ladd, David, MD	1.003.878.521	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	2270 Nw Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-5535	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trinity Valley Pharmacy Retail	1.013.034.735		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Trinity Valley Pharmacy Retail		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Mail Order Pharmacy, Specialty Pharmacy, Rural Health Clinic, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	2001 Foothill Blvd Bldg F3	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-9437							INFO@TRINITYVALLEY.NET	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peddagovindu, Bhavani, MD	1.013.167.303	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tucker, Emily, LPC	1.013.210.681	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Meyer, Erinn, RD	1.013.293.265	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peterson, Merna, QMHP-C,MA	1.013.296.920	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHP-C,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schroeder, Grace, LCSW	1.013.449.271	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campbell, John, MD	1.013.478.270	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	2710 Willamette	Eugene	OR	97405	Lane	541-735-3161	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Connors, Julie, CRM,QMHA-R	1.013.600.725	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM,QMHA-R	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Poole, Lindsi, QMHA-I	1.013.604.008	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
West, Katrina, QMHA-R,PCA	1.013.635.408	Female	Information Not Provided	Western European	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R,PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Moon, Sarah, CADC-R	1.013.636.034	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cook, Cimberly, CRM	1.013.737.295	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jackson, Azzairia, RD	1.013.775.519	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hoellrich, Rudolf, MD	1.013.917.285	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mattichak, Stephen, MD	1.013.930.189	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer Dme/Pharmacy (Coos Bay)	1.023.044.237		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #050		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer, Assistive Technology, Prosthesis	Adult and Pediatric		1020 S First Avenue	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-4033							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/coos%20bay/701/00050	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campbell, Sarah, LCSW	1.023.137.171	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sarah Campbell Lcsw		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							lcsw.scampbell@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oregon Eye Consultants Llc	1.023.199.734		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927							https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Huang, Jennifer, MD	1.023.214.533	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ford, Frank, LCSW	1.023.236.551	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Christian Counseling Services		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3803 Vista Court	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-7453							https://www.christiancounselingcooscounty.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rastogi, Maynika, MD	1.023.253.358	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Pediatric Endocrinology, Primary Care Provider	Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Randolph, Sandra, AUD	1.023.268.968	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	AUD	Speech, Language and Hearing Service Providers		Audiologist	Hearing Aid Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harn, Dustin, PA	1.023.326.923	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shultz, Victoria, PA-C	1.023.351.418	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roy, Donna, RD	1.023.392.040	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monsivais, Sharon, MD	1.023.455.490	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Plastic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Forest, Nico, LPC	1.023.468.501	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Forest Counseling Llc		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	Telehealth Only	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-7545							forestcounseling@yahoo.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brown, Kelsey, QMHA-II	1.023.560.810	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-II	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dodd, Anna, FNP	1.023.582.673	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tausch, Jenny, PMHNP	1.023.649.605	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Monarch Mental Health	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	320 Central Ave Ste 212	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	401-217-9333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.monarchmentalhealth.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aviva Health Pharmacy	1.023.747.813		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-492-2078							https://aviva.health/locations/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Premo, Lacy, QMHA-R	1.023.749.736	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Davenport, Elizabeth, QMHA-I	1.023.770.948	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey, Laurel, LMFT	1.023.784.386	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Marriage and Family Therapist, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mihm, Kristen, RD	1.023.879.525	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schick, Michelle, RD	1.023.882.420	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Candelaria, David, MD	1.033.112.271	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Freeman, Jennifer, MD	1.033.170.519	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly, Brendan, MD	1.033.233.192	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Cardiologist, Pediatric Cardiology, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer Pharmacy (Roseburg)	1.033.283.569		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #281		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	929 Nw Garden Valley Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-957-3058							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/roseburg/701/00281	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mccaskill, Matthew, DO	1.033.347.349	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morrow, Daniel, MD	1.033.354.766	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Infant		3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Shelly, CRNA	1.033.397.120	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
M2 Anesthesia Pllc	1.033.432.562		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Palmer, Nicole, MD	1.033.747.845	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Saweres, Karolin, RD	1.033.785.472	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Terrell, Dylan, QMHA-I	1.033.819.305	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mercado, Cristian, RD	1.033.894.555	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eiser, Allissa, RD	1.033.918.644	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brooks, Heather, THW-PHN	1.043.046.139	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-PHN	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adejumobi, Olayide, RD	1.043.046.485	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lyons, Trek, MD	1.043.210.248	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Sports Medicine		Adult and Pediatric	Sports Medicine	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mertz, Katria, MD	1.043.351.992	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kolbinsky, Rachel, MD	1.043.449.366	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stauffer, Sarah, LCSW	1.043.449.937	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy Eugene Office		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	59 E 11Th Ave Ste 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Spier, Erin, LPC	1.043.463.391	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Creative Roots Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							espier.lpc@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simmons, Cynthia, LCSW,MSW	1.043.610.660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cynthia Simmons Lscw		English, Spanish	No	LCSW,MSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	632 C West Anderson	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-271-0060							cindy.simmonsLCSW@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Colon-Pons, Jean, MD	1.043.654.015	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sopka, Gregory, PA	1.043.712.383	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kerr, Sara, RD	1.043.712.482	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peters, Penny, QMHA,CRM	1.043.723.273	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA,CRM	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Peer Support Adult Addictions, Peer Support Adult Mental Health, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Meeker, Grant, MD	1.043.739.873	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bugnone, Mario, LCSW	1.043.753.916	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	New Roots Counseling		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	928-380-1120							mbugnone@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	N		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leonard, Susie, LCSW	1.043.794.126	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vittetoe, Emmalee, PA-C	1.053.010.876	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thiaw, Ndeye, PA	1.053.065.839	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Underwood, Danielle, RDH	1.053.073.502	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Dental Services		English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Coll Agrmt Exp Practice		Adult and Pediatric		1885 Waite Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/dental/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Iannone, Lindsay, PA	1.053.093.963	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	1312 Tichnor Ave	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-1114	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc	1.053.111.369		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc		English	No		Group	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	949-306-9839							greggarrowlcsw@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Calderon, Beverly, RD	1.053.116.152	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Savard, Matthew, QMHA-R	1.053.204.636	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reicherter, Paul, MD	1.053.379.826	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stellar, William, MD	1.053.397.182	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sinnott, James, MD	1.053.397.463	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheal, Lawrence, PT	1.053.403.592	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hunts Md Phd John	1.053.556.019		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aesthetic Surgical Arts & Skin Enhancement Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Medical Specialty	2550 Willakenzie Rd Ste 1	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-434-0922							https://www.aestheticsurgicalarts.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Mann, Rodney, CRNA	1.053.596.247	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dumesnil, Stephanie, LPC	1.053.695.254	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williams, Jamie, CSWA	1.053.803.833	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Empson, Stephanie, FNP	1.053.907.006	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)	Bay Area Kidney And Hypertension Care	English, Urdu	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	2008 State Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-2412	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcgary, Stephanie, CADC-I	1.053.914.416	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Phan, Elizabeth, DMD	1.053.968.891	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631							https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcavoy, Crystal, QMHA-R	1.063.033.280	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Case Management	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kinn, Aaron, PA	1.063.033.801	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gray, Amber, LPCA	1.063.126.241	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnston, Catherine, THW-PSS	1.063.173.029	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THW-PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eichlin, Jennifer, QMHP-R	1.063.241.982	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mullins, Carleen, RD	1.063.271.468	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas, Brittnee, CRM	1.063.375.442	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Telemedpsych	1.063.380.913		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Telemedpsych		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Pediatric	Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry	Telehealth Only	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	800-520-9857							https://www.telemedpsych.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N/A			Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues
Lower Umpqua Hospital/Swing Bed	1.063.460.095		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed		English	No		Hospital Units		Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Woolsey, Jeffrey, MD	1.063.572.238	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chu, Antony, MD	1.063.573.764	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coos County Health Department	1.063.576.908		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos County Health Department		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Group	Public Clinic	Family Planning Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Family Planning Facility	281 Laclair St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							https://cooshealthandwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pederson, Ryan, DPM	1.063.605.384	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, Spanish	No	DPM	Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service Providers		Podiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Foot & Ankle Surgery	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mccracken, Sandra, CADC II	1.063.668.127	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crane, Patrick, CSWA	1.063.718.377	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ellery, Rachelle, LMFT	1.063.818.490	Female	Information Not Provided	African American	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lucas, Megan, PMHNP	1.063.832.111	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Blackwell, Bryon, DC	1.063.840.585	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Uncommon Chiropractic		English	No	DC	Chiropractic Providers		Chiropractor		Adult and Pediatric		790 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-224-6230							https://uncommonchiropractic.janeapp.com/#staff_member/1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cep America Llc @ Bah	1.063.893.402		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cohen, Michelle, MD	1.063.946.408	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Champe, Katelyn, QMHA-II	1.063.980.852	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caddel, Jinxi, LPC,CADC	1.063.990.554	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Jinxi Caddel (Black Sheep Therapy)	Jinxi Caddel (Black Sheep Therapy)	English	No	LPC,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		CLSS Individual	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1125 Alabama Ave Se Ste 5	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-9470	1125 Alabama Ave Se Ste 5	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-9470	https://www.drjinxi.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	Y	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holt, Devin, CRNA	1.073.036.174	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Von Felden, Jennifer, LPC,BS,MS	1.073.056.859	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Von Felden Counseling Services		English	No	LPC,BS,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	45799 Salmon Creek Road	Powers	OR	97466	Coos	541-329-7115							jennifervonfelden@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pardo-Morales, Jacqueline, LPC	1.073.077.525	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gao, Jingzhe, CRNA	1.073.080.602	Female	Information Not Provided	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reynolds, Shirley, FNP	1.073.097.242	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aceso Medical Clinic Llc		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 5	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-3066							https://acesomedical.clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bueford, Christopher, LCSW	1.073.097.291	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Student/Education	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gentle Breeze Counseling Llc	1.073.153.367		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Community Mental Health Program		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Clousing, Jennifer, RD	1.073.206.611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Herzog, Kelly, THW-FS	1.073.226.890	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Frazier, Anna, CSWA	1.073.244.430	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Griffin, Tayla, THW,CADCII	1.073.264.370	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	THW,CADCII	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coleman, Melony, QMHA-R	1.073.327.920	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mills, Levi, CRM	1.073.337.622	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacobs, Elizabeth, RD	1.073.363.859	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sifuentes, Jocelyn, QMHA-R	1.073.366.142	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vandewege, Kimberly, RD	1.073.367.330	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gibson, Delbert, QMHA-R	1.073.477.998	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mayer, Robert, MD	1.073.552.352	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ricks Medical Supply	1.073.570.230		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Ricks Medical Supply (Roseburg)	Ricks Medical Supply (North Bend)	English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Prosthesis, Assistive Technology	Adult and Pediatric		780 Nw Garden Valley Blvd Ste 200	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-3042	1934 Newmark St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-672-3042	https://www.ricksmedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schmickle, Briana, RD	1.073.689.279	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Madriago, Erin, MD	1.073.723.656	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	3303 S Bond Ave	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Saavedra, Felix, RD	1.073.737.169	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Van Der Horst, Anna, MD	1.073.908.646	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lyashenko, Aleksandr, DDS,BS	1.083.002.190	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English, Russian,	No	DDS,BS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Dentist (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marshall, Tina, CADC,QMHA	1.083.266.092	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hope Mental Wellness	1.083.321.400		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hope Mental Wellness Llc		English	No		Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P	Group	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	999 N Front St Ste 107	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-236-2086							jenniferhope@hopementalwellnessllc.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Henricks, Sara, LPC	1.083.392.039	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon Salem Office	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	3400 State St Ste G-750	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hardy, Caprice, RD	1.083.439.756	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dibacco, Jay, DPT	1.083.507.313	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fowler, Rachael, QMHP-R	1.083.590.293	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chen, Ellen, MD	1.083.654.313	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rickman, David, MD	1.083.655.740	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarmiento, David, MD	1.083.657.563	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dream Team Anesthesia	Advanced Pediatric Dentistry Of Hermiston	English, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2915 219Th Ave E	Lake Tapps	WA	98391	Pierce	253-470-8326	1060 W Elm Ave Ste 115	Hermiston	OR	97838	Umatilla	541-289-5433	https://www.dtanesthesia.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer (Brookings)	1.083.659.478		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #030		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		325 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-1643							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/brookings/701/00030	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N			Yes	No
Massouh, Hassan, MD	1.083.723.969	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roller, Brandon, MD	1.083.813.844	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carlson, Misty, MD	1.083.824.031	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1200 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	458-205-6041	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Regan, Shawn, CRNA	1.083.870.042	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pakalniskis, Marius, MD	1.083.928.683	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Unsworth, Shalini, RD	1.083.938.740	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thompson, Nathan, CADC-II	1.083.956.668	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Waggoner, Mary, QMHA-I	1.083.979.264	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kunz, Walter, MD	1.093.035.487	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Springfield)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	1550 Oak St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes				Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Freiwald, Tina, RD	1.093.042.475	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morris, Leah, CRNA	1.093.075.764	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Krughoff, Kevin, MD	1.093.177.321	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Megan, PA-C	1.093.263.386	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brinkman, Abigail, OTRL	1.093.341.182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OTRL	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simpkins, Sara, LPC	1.093.362.139	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williams, Whitney, CADC-I	1.093.402.521	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hernandez, Jessica, QMHA-R	1.093.493.611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chamberlain, Ian, PA	1.093.521.221	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pruiett, Micaela, LPCA	1.093.532.384	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Willson, Chris, QMHA-R	1.093.562.910	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Purfoods Llc	1.093.834.020		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Moms Meals		English	No		Suppliers		Health Related Social Needs - Nutrition Services		Adult and Pediatric		3210 Se Corporate Woods Dr	Ankeny	IA	50021	Polk	515-963-0641							https://www.purfoods.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trillium Family Services	1.093.873.382		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Parry Center For Children		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent		Pediatric		3415 Se Powell Boulevard	Portland	OR	97202	Multnomah	503-234-9591	4455 Ne Highway 20	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-757-1852	https://www.trilliumfamily.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ho, Anita, DDS	1.093.899.304	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Brookings)		English, Cantonese	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	97829 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-7000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/brookings	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shah, Steven, MD	1.093.931.578	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Reconstructive Orthopaedic Surgery	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Abdel Aziz, Hiba, MD	1.104.016.336	Female	Black or African American	African American	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ezra, Navid, MD	1.104.110.071	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	California Dermatology Institute Llc		English, Farsi, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	888-367-1850							https://www.calderminstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rice, Rebecca, LCSW	1.104.124.445	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wafer, Kathleen, QMHA-I	1.104.180.090	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Narkiewicz-Jodko, Artur, MD	1.104.188.879	Male	White	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Saltzman, Laura, MD	1.104.358.712	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Courtney, MD	1.104.358.720	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist	Pediatrics	Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Anesthesiology	2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maceachern, Jennie, LCSW	1.104.425.305	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Social Worker	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	1467 Siskiyou Blvd #440	Medford	OR	97501	Jackson	541-224-5222	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Calvert, Ashley, OD	1.104.486.356	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Vision Center	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		855 W Central Blvd Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-4042	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Merriam, Tracy, LCSW	1.104.572.288	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nesta, Raeann, CNM	1.104.597.855	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jung, Jae Min, CRNA	1.104.598.598	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	500 Ne Multnomah St	Portland	OR	97232	Multnomah	503-813-2000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Luongo, Holli, RD	1.104.650.449	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Scully, Kelly, RD	1.104.689.173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Colvey, Kip, PA	1.104.689.280	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Muenchrath, John, MD	1.104.801.356	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lanier, Teresa, MD	1.104.865.658	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roth, James, MD	1.104.895.705	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mckenzie, Jamie, MD	1.104.953.546	Female	Race Unknown	Unknown	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Skarzynski, Daniel, MD	1.104.988.583	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wilder, Stephanie, MD	1.114.114.550	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Weinstein, Gene, MD	1.114.213.881	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Herrmann, David, MD	1.114.284.189	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hausam, Ira, LPC	1.114.319.241	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wilson, Lori, LCSW	1.114.329.422	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Journey To Discovery Counseling Llc		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		205 West 10Th	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-393-2280							https://www.journeytodiscoverycounseling.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Haaby, Willie, CADC-I,BS	1.114.385.119	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-I,BS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Prokopiou Boisvert, Stefanie, RD	1.114.428.570	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Buechner, Judith, RD	1.114.443.827	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leichner, Melissa, QMHA,CADC	1.114.462.553	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Peer Support Adult Mental Health, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Peer Wellness Family	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stagg, Jeffrey, MD	1.114.485.190	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walter, Tasha, CADC,QMHA	1.114.499.324	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Davis, Amy, QMHP-C	1.114.542.248	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Park, Michelle, LCSW	1.114.579.083	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hughey, Hannah, APN	1.114.619.673	Female	Caucasian	White	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	APN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Christina, QMHA-I,BA	1.114.655.073	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I,BA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shaw, Deann, QMHA-R	1.114.733.672	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Osborn-Hanshaw, Brandy, QMHA-R	1.114.734.951	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tiefenback, Nicole, CRM	1.114.740.180	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richardson, Reginald, CRM	1.114.750.437	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johansson, Pernilla, LCSW	1.114.951.159	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Penny L Johansson Lcsw		English, Swedish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	5460 Brownings Corner Rd	Florence	OR	97439	Lane	541-305-5804							https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/penny-johansson-florence-or/771485	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sims, Jonathan, MD	1.124.075.122	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology	Diagnostic Radiology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cooper, Brant, MD	1.124.090.865	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pacific Home Care Hospice	1.124.112.784		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Home Care Hospice		English	No		Agencies		Hospice		Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 6	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-7005	955 Kentucky Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-9730	https://pacifichhh.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morris, Matthew, CRNA	1.124.389.903	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Goldweber, Amy, RD	1.124.415.450	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Frith, Maura, CRNA	1.124.429.691	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Malamud, Suzanne, RD	1.124.457.577	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Albertsons Sav-On Pharmacy #3541	1.124.473.954		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Albertsons (Grants Pass)		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1690 Sw Allen Creek Rd	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-471-7085							https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-view/1124473954	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ramirez, Carmen, PT	1.124.511.860	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Decker, Samantha, PAC	1.124.525.043	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oaxaca, Derrick, MD	1.124.581.814	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roberts, Dominica, FNP	1.124.594.080	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Prather, Shelly, FNP	1.124.657.887	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stradling, Jacob, PMHNP	1.124.704.895	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hibbs, Susan, PMHNP	1.124.705.660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcclelland, Dawn, CRM	1.124.730.239	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Kim, QMHP-R	1.134.009.210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rilea, Jennifer, CADC-R	1.134.073.737	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy #4262 (Coquille)	1.134.165.731		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #4262		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Nursing Facility	Adult and Pediatric		3 E 1St St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-2422							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/coquille/3-e-1st-st.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marriott, Tami, MD	1.134.182.843	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Scott, Sam, DMD	1.134.264.021	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patel, Bhargavbhai, MD	1.134.382.328	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hylton, Bonnie, LPCA	1.134.512.858	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brown, Travis, DO	1.134.515.661	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor, Kelsey, QMHA-I	1.134.575.590	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Castonguay, Paul, QMHA-R	1.134.695.539	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Forrester, Debbra, FNP	1.134.708.753	Female	White	Caucasian	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
South Coast Healthcare Llc	1.134.740.152		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South Coast Healthcare		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Primary Care	29641 Ellensburge Ave	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-5657							https://www.southcoasthealthcenter.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stokes, Dusty, LCSW	1.134.787.344	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coates, Kelsey, RD	1.134.913.908	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Claflin, Taylor, THW-CHW	1.134.915.283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Mandy, QMHA-I	1.134.915.648	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Doolittle, Ivy, CADC-R	1.134.920.267	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aryan, Sumayah, RD	1.134.923.576	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alldridge, Rebecca, CRM	1.134.944.242	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Randolph, Michael, QMHP-R	1.144.010.653	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Socia, Marty, THW,CRM	1.144.012.493	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	Bay Area First Step	English	No	THW,CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Skilled interpretation services are available upon request, including support for individuals who speak languages other than English. Interpretation services for ASL users are available by prior arrangement	Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Little, Heather, THW-CHW	1.144.025.388	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tavakolian, Jason, MD	1.144.220.195	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Hand Surgery	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Womens Care Pc	1.144.250.044		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Community Mental Health Center, Adult	Medical Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Medical Specialty, Clinical, Maternal & Fetal Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
York, Heather, MD	1.144.252.636	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gill, Geoffrey, MD	1.144.361.098	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric	Obesity Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielson, Todd, LPC	1.144.481.938	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jackson, Lyle, MD	1.144.540.790	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lloyd, Jessica, MD	1.144.544.248	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas, Jeffrey, OD	1.144.555.103	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Family Eye Care	Oregon Family Eye Care	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		325 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-5556	2051 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-4849	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Springer, Allan, CADC-II	1.144.575.390	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-II	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, A&D Residential Treatment Program - Rehab	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Randell, FNP	1.144.640.293	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Seegrist, Merri, LCSW	1.144.702.309	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness	Evertide Counseling Llc	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	49280 Hwy 101	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-236-5058	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Watters, Maria, LPC	1.144.708.009	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cansler, Johnni, PMHNP	1.144.709.403	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sorensen, Shawn, QMHA,CADC	1.144.831.991	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, COD Practitioner, Gambling Disorder Services, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Clinical	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Krueger, Amanda, PMHNP	1.144.867.698	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Griffith, Katie, RD	1.144.886.722	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lebouef, Patti, THW-PSS	1.144.921.198	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	THW-PSS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Popa, Daniella, RD	1.144.931.122	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Halgren, Katelan, RD	1.144.971.169	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcavoy, Eleanor, FNP	1.144.982.125	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hall, Margaret, QMHA-I	1.154.080.414	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	COD Practitioner, Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kerr, Olivia, QMHP-R	1.154.288.231	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roberts, Richard, DDS	1.154.319.176	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Scott Roberts Dds	Scott Roberts Dds	English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Oral Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	3500 Cedar St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-0558							bayareaomfs@frontier.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Singh, Haramandeep, MD	1.154.410.967	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Hindi, Punjabi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Sleep Medicine	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ravsten, Deric, DO	1.154.431.542	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English, Italian	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
El Youssef, Joseph, MD	1.154.445.641	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Endocrinologist	Adult and Pediatric	Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Burnett, Connie, LPC	1.154.487.882	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Connie Burnett Lpc		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1611 Virginia Ave #207	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-290-2035							connie.j.burnett@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt - North Bend	1.154.502.052		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Gambling Disorder Services, Addiction Medicine - Family Practice, COD Organization	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Adult Mental Health	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rodriguez, Maria, MD	1.154.525.897	Female	White	Hispanic	Bay Area Hospital		English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Parrish, Kaylie, PA-C	1.154.626.679	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center (Myrtle Point)	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	324 4Th Street	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-2111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campbell, Nicole, CRNA	1.154.651.925	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Royal, Anthony, DMD	1.154.702.132	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Babos, Julia, RD	1.154.806.735	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnson, Kathryn, MD	1.154.827.228	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lamont, Bonnie, QMHP-C	1.154.843.969	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ricci, Morgan, DO	1.154.856.706	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bringardner, Patrick, FNP	1.154.877.025	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robertson, John, PCA	1.154.895.746	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mastroianni, Gina, BCBA	1.154.940.807	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	BCBA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gross, Andrea, CADC,CRM	1.154.944.346	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CADC,CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stoutenburgh, Autumn, LCSW	1.154.944.460	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gregg, Michael, LPN	1.164.021.283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	LPN	Nursing Service Providers		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcintyre, Charlotte, RD	1.164.029.385	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnson, Tamara, RD	1.164.069.951	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Krantz, Amanda, FNP	1.164.082.988	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bardacke, Julie, RD	1.164.121.570	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Woolslager, Anna, RD	1.164.252.508	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reimer, Lauren, RD	1.164.263.935	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cannon, Anthony, QMHP-R	1.164.317.319	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcandrew, Thomas, MD	1.164.407.375	Male	White	Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pitchford, Thomas, MD	1.164.446.589	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley/Swing Bed	1.164.557.179		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital (Swing Bed Only)		English	No		Hospital Units		Nursing Facility	Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Pediatric	Adult and Pediatric		940 E 5Th St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Obembe, Olufolajim, MD	1.164.630.117	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ward, Casey, MD	1.164.765.590	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olsen, Alicia, RD	1.164.876.702	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cislo, Jessica, QMHP-C	1.164.906.517	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Davis, Theresa, PA	1.164.958.674	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hanst, Heidi, MD	1.174.181.325	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Cheryl, LPC	1.174.182.141	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Perez, Alexia, LCSW	1.174.185.532	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Bilingual Service Provider	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
La Mar, Benjamin, QMHA-R	1.174.253.264	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diaz Rodriguez, Anbel, RD	1.174.282.180	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rudder, David, CRM	1.174.386.783	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Metzger, Thomas, CADC,QMHA	1.174.395.131	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor, Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lee, Richard, MD	1.174.501.761	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Somera, Geraldine, MD	1.174.509.210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dimarco, David, MD	1.174.540.751	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
York, Catherine, MD	1.174.557.219	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schnapper, Tina, MD	1.174.558.480	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Archer, Leah, PT	1.174.641.518	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Eric, MD	1.174.724.652	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	M2 Anesthesia	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	2270 Nw Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-5535	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcinerny, Carlynn, PMHNP	1.174.925.978	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vega, Michael, MD	1.174.979.165	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Anesthesiology	2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-7641	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Linne, Dawn, LCSW	1.174.980.148	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rogalsky, Derek, MD	1.184.010.191	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shrock, Jessica, FNP	1.184.075.715	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191							https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walker, Derrick, RD	1.184.135.485	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tobar-Dupres, Christine, LCSW,CSWA	1.184.225.435	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alm, Ricky, CRM,CADC I	1.184.358.251	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM,CADC I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jones, Kayci, QMHA,CADC	1.184.408.700	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tenner, Julie, RD	1.184.419.145	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holland, Megan, MD	1.184.632.366	Female	White	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Webster, Jennifer, MD	1.184.638.124	Female	Caucasian	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Barrett, Shawn, MD	1.184.684.342	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bartell, Michael, DC	1.184.720.229	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lighthouse Health And Wellness		English	No	DC	Chiropractic Providers		Chiropractor		Adult and Pediatric		50219 Highway 101 Suite A	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-9697							https://lighthousewellnessinstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hunter Iii, Allan, MD	1.184.748.030	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/contact/locations/north-bend-eye-doctors/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sutherlin Drug	1.184.779.548		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sutherlin Drug		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	113 E Central Ave	Sutherlin	OR	97479	Douglas	541-459-2712							https://www.sutherlindrug.app/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Korcek, Lucas, MD	1.194.083.071	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Evers, Patrick, MD	1.194.090.456	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grogman, Grace, MD	1.194.220.103	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens	Womens Care At Country Club	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Snow-Ferrill, Willow, LPC	1.194.398.123	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jung, Ji Min, CRNA	1.194.434.993	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Justin, CADC-I	1.194.435.719	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Noad, Anita, RD	1.194.474.494	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Corrington, Charlene, QMHA-R,CRM	1.194.501.098	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	QMHA-R,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Community Health Worker	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Punt, Megan, THW-BIRTH	1.194.529.099	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Megan Punt		English	No	THW-BIRTH	Nursing Service Related Providers		Doula		Adult and Pediatric		Telehealth And Home Visits	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-698-6678							https://www.bornbir.com/megan-punt	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N/A	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Young, Zachery, DMD	1.194.550.285	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Gold Beach)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	94223 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-3000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/gold-beach	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Micklewright, Alexandra, PMHNP,DNP	1.194.554.931	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tomaszyck, Dana, RD	1.194.591.552	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649							https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Callen, Jessica, QMHA-R	1.194.608.885	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Craig, Komel, RD	1.194.838.144	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Jeffrey, MD	1.194.848.697	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kyle, Christopher, MD	1.205.037.587	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Korando, Charles, DDS	1.205.054.202	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Bay Dental Clinic		English, Spanish	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Orthodontist		Adult and Pediatric		833 Anderson Ave Ste 6	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-997-3111							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Hyatt, Juliette, PT	1.205.178.811	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Kokwel Wellness Center (Coos Bay)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	650 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Boyapati, Lakshmi, MD	1.205.290.194	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amoroso, Christina, LCSW	1.205.301.751	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bishop, Katie, CADC,CSWA	1.205.343.563	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADC,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr, Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bosak, Kelli, LCSW	1.205.363.421	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	Three Rivers Behavioral Health	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	250 Hull St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reis, Laurie, CSWA	1.205.474.137	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	707-537-5072	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vutukuri, Swetha, MD	1.205.499.662	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bankhead, Diane, RD	1.205.503.109	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy-North Bend	1.205.865.243		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #1557		English	No		Suppliers	Suppliers	Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1735 Virginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-7006							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/north-bend/1735-virginia-ave.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vanasche, Nancy, FNP	1.205.872.298	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peter, Kim, MD	1.205.943.511	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Desnoyers, Tina, CADC-II	1.215.057.948	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olson, Karen, FNP	1.215.154.232	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Bandon)	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	913 11Th St Se Ste 1	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0144	209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eastham, Benjamin, MD	1.215.223.029	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mildren, Mark, MD	1.215.227.756	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcclain, Mandilynn, LPC	1.215.486.584	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dudley, Justina, LPC	1.215.536.750	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, COD Problem Gambling Specialist, COD QMHP and above	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wicker, Adrienne, CADC,CGAC	1.215.549.472	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC,CGAC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Gambling Disorder Services, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Evernden, Tabetha, THW-PSS,AA	1.215.550.934	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THW-PSS,AA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Frame, Rachelle, LCSW	1.215.580.428	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hendrix, Kiana, QMHA-I	1.215.586.151	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rhyne, Jared, CADCI,CRM	1.215.589.700	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADCI,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yarbrough, Chelsea, CADC,THW	1.215.644.042	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,THW	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wallis, Candace, LCSW	1.215.691.597	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexander, Katelyn, RD	1.215.705.538	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shehadah, Nadine, RD	1.215.751.714	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campbell, Alexandra, CSWA,MSW	1.215.894.985	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	CSWA,MSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Social Worker		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Glossop, Chloe, THW-PSSAMH	1.215.898.507	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt		English	No	THW-PSSAMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deleon, Jenni, MD	1.215.911.045	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Byram Healthcare Centers	1.215.982.913		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Byram Healthcare Centers		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer		Adult and Pediatric		10202 E Burnside St Suite 7	Portland	OR	97216	Multnomah	503-233-2201							https://www.byramhealthcare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pittenger, Basil, MD	1.225.013.485	Male	Information Not Provided	Caucasian	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Unknown Physician Specialty, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williams, Reginald, MD	1.225.014.632	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Area Hospital	1.225.016.561		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Critical Access, Community/Behavioral, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shamshad, Faisal, MD	1.225.022.320	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	201 Medical Loop, Ste 190	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-236-0003	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walmart Pharmacy 10-1834 (Grants Pass)	1.225.055.361		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Walmart Pharmacy 10-1834		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		135 Ne Terry Ln	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-471-2820							https://www.walmart.com/store/1834-grants-pass-or/pharmacy	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Knebel, Barbara, QMHA-I	1.225.416.795	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jo, Jonathan, MD	1.225.418.361	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	Radiation Oncology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1255 Hilyard St Ste 410	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-7134	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thella, Koteswararao, MD	1.225.479.090	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Hospitalist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ravindran, Adharsh, MD	1.225.534.597	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Tamil	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dream Team Anesthesia	1.225.597.339		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dream Team Anesthesia		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		2915 219Th Ave E	Lake Tapps	WA	98391	Pierce	253-470-8326							https://www.dtanesthesia.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Christy, CADC,QMHA	1.225.623.507	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Family, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bauer, Garrick, QMHA-I	1.225.816.051	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Baccellieri, Vanessa, LPC	1.225.817.372	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Davis, Emma, WHNP	1.225.845.951	Female	Information Not Provided	Prefer not to answer	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	WHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Women's Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danforth, Colton, PA	1.225.880.826	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eldredge, Sheryl, CRM	1.235.009.614	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Falaschi, Margaret, FNP	1.235.072.703	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Onepeak Medical (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1285 Virginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-7908							https://www.onepeakmedical.com/locations/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oak Street Health Care Center	1.235.177.288		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Rural Health (default spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Rural Health	446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kirby, Deborah, LCSW	1.235.260.431	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Via, Peter, PA-C	1.235.441.833	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brant, Janelle, QMHA-I	1.235.511.304	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		Central, English, Russian	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hilliker, Ashley, QMHP-C,MS	1.235.610.544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	QMHP-C,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
California Dermatology Institute	1.235.671.389		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	California Dermatology Institute Llc		English	No		Group		Billing Provider	Medical Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	888-367-1850							https://www.calderminstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fry, Samantha, APRN-FNP	1.235.704.537	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Obstetric Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Weber, Peter, MD	1.235.752.908	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927							https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rosen, Zoe, LPC	1.235.781.451	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lyons, Justin, CADC,QMHA	1.235.810.672	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Green, Cynthia, CADC II	1.235.841.370	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harvey, Nicholas, QMHA-R,BS	1.235.885.187	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHA-R,BS	Other Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Case Management, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chambers, Bahirati, RD	1.235.937.194	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hughes, Crystal, CRM	1.235.952.565	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Woodland Clinic	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Barrerra, Javier, RD	1.235.966.599	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gay, Steven, ANP	1.245.022.797	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Acute Care	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vance, Caitlin, CRM	1.245.038.694	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campbell, Sarah, THWPSS,AMH	1.245.050.426	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tolman, Jody, THW-CHW	1.245.064.492	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Page, Theresa, RD	1.245.075.639	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nguyen, Ashley, RD	1.245.077.643	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stoenescu, Mathias, MD	1.245.232.776	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, German, Romanian	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stuntzner, Denise, LCSW	1.245.271.246	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pennington, Cathy, QMHA-II, BA	1.245.415.249	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-II, BA	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Alexandra, LPC	1.245.588.458	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Niespodzany, Eric, MD	1.245.624.782	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Clearvision Institute	Vision Surgery And Laser Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		360 S Garden Way Ste 250	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-343-5000	2435 Nw Kline St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	866-204-3708	https://pcvi.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fisher, Raymond, DO	1.245.640.515	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases	Internist	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1015 Nw 22Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97210	Multnomah	503-413-7711	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dekker Flint, Julie, CRNA	1.245.657.584	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Escobar, Tonya, ARNP	1.245.716.943	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Tonya S Escobar		English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	15861 Highway 101 S	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	707-506-0433							www.healthymindsrx.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schott, Crystal, LPC	1.245.739.366	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Jessica, PCA	1.245.922.285	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexander, Cheyene, QMHA-R	1.245.954.486	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Basnet, Anjan, MD	1.245.962.307	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Nepali	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lamar, Natasha, QMHP,CSWA	1.245.963.867	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cirincione, Jennie, LCSW	1.255.007.498	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holt, Danielle, CHW	1.255.027.348	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CHW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith-Stocker, Michaela, DNP	1.255.058.863	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No	DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bingham, Sarah, LPCA	1.255.060.414	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Perez, Stephanie, PA-C,BA,MS	1.255.067.823	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA-C,BA,MS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shannon, Jennifer, LMFT	1.255.070.058	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ackerman, Maris, RD	1.255.221.412	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pense, Stanley, MD	1.255.304.903	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	South West Internal Medicine (Bandon)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Practitioner	General Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	913 11Th St Se Ste 1	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0144	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dulian, Stephanie, CRNA	1.255.502.423	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Latham, Whitney, DO	1.255.508.826	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harry, Deborah, PCA	1.255.535.365	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curelo, Johanna, LPC	1.255.542.973	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rising Moon Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Avenue Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							jcurelo@risingmoontherapy.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Northwest Compounding Pharmacy	1.255.561.478		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hiers Enterprises		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		1350 Ne Stephens St Ste 42	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-8399							https://www.nwcompounding.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Boddipalli, Surekha, MD	1.255.656.948	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist	Hematology	Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Selken, Mary, CADC,QMHA	1.255.700.936	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crawford, Patrick, QMHA-I	1.255.705.448	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hastings, Cassandra, MD	1.255.822.144	Female	Caucasian	Not Hispanic/Latino	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcdougal, Jonathan, MD	1.255.866.224	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Galloway-Chambers, Vera, MA,QMHP-R	1.255.891.008	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	MA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rhodes, Kathryn, CNM	1.255.913.711	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Linden, Kimberly, LPC	1.255.959.490	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danaher, Sean, LCSW	1.255.984.076	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sean Danaher Lcsw		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	CLSS Individual, CLSS Rural	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990	Telehealth Only	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	248-275-3566	danaher@umich.edu	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nora, Anne, MD	1.265.013.767	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabes, Lucas, RD	1.265.173.512	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul, Shawna, CADC-I	1.265.180.707	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Augustine, Wella, PT	1.265.415.624	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Physical Therapy	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tsai, David, MD	1.265.478.499	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-3861	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Massoll, Nicole, MD	1.265.545.099	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pathologist		Adult and Pediatric	Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2889 W Ashton Blvd Ste 300	Lehi	UT	84043	Utah	500-500-6640	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Maria, PT	1.265.607.295	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnson, Mary, QMHA-I	1.265.697.197	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cooper, Paul, CRNA	1.265.702.187	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Millet, Brock, MD	1.265.758.973	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Coquille)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Ave	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-7295	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/coquille/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sylvester, Elizabeth, LPC	1.265.862.627	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rising Phoenix Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Avenue Ste 12	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	458-802-3542							sylvest5657@msn.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deuel, Chrystine, CADC,QMHA	1.265.884.274	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Balog, Sarah, DO	1.265.886.220	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fielder, Victoria, QHMA-II	1.265.956.866	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QHMA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dean, Marcy, FNP	1.265.983.431	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harbuck, Dana, FNP	1.275.033.540	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Birch, Cyndi, CADC-I	1.275.244.048	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rawe, Rhonda, THW-PSS AA	1.275.263.246	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-PSS AA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eye Center Of Gold Beach	1.275.265.795		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Gold Beach		English	No		Group		Billing Provider	Medical Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		94225 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-7212							https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Castleberry, Mersadies, PSS	1.275.327.173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Zlobinskaya, Mariya, DMD	1.275.427.288	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Minette, Mary, MD	1.275.548.786	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Pediatrics	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	700 Sw Campus Dr, Floor 7	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Torres, Michael, MD	1.275.563.132	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	North Bend Medical Center		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	General Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cruz, Kariktan, MD	1.275.720.054	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kanies, Kimberly, QMHA,THW	1.275.991.754	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA,THW	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mounir, Najat, LCSW	1.285.024.315	Female	Information Not Provided	Northern African	Within Your Grasp Mental Health Llc		Arabic, English, French	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	509-281-0391							mounaj64@hotmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leypoldt, Anastasia, LPC	1.285.054.072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Franklin, Grace, CRNA	1.285.372.839	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alternative Youth Activities	1.285.524.538		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Alternative Youth Activities		English	No		Other Service Providers		Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement		Pediatric		575 S Main St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-2432							https://www.aya1.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schulte, Brett, MD	1.285.637.579	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bear, David, MD	1.285.804.401	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael, Philip, MD	1.285.965.657	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Pulmonary Disease Specialist, Psychiatrist	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wilson, Andrea, PMHNP	1.295.042.331	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Scott, MD	1.295.149.870	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hawthorne, Derral, PA-C	1.295.169.001	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bledsoe, Davina, FNP	1.295.245.108	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	780 2Nd St Se # 7	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-2555	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dudek-Dewbre, Suzanne, FNP	1.295.251.072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Clark, Daniel, CRNA	1.295.267.029	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garrow, Greg, LCSW	1.295.340.156	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	949-306-9839	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	greggarrowlcsw@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curphey, Jeanie, LPC	1.295.366.953	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hilfers, Emily, QMHP	1.295.458.875	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Quayle, Casey, PA	1.295.465.383	Female	Information Not Provided	Caucasian	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Inner Spark Therapy Llc	1.295.519.312		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Inner Spark Therapy Llc		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	134 S Wasson St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	971-266-4355							https://www.inner-spark-therapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bull, Jessica, QMHA-R	1.295.556.892	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Retina & Vitreous Ctr Of S Or	1.295.725.448		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Retina & Vitreous Center Of Southern Oregon		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		246 Catlina Drive	Ashland	OR	97520	Jackson	541-488-3192							https://www.retinaandvitreous.com/contact/ashland/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Oregon Surgicenter	1.295.738.375		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Surgicenter		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC)		Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Surgical	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603							https://oregonurology.com/oregon-surgi-center/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roberts, Colin, MD	1.295.743.722	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist	Pediatrics	Adult and Pediatric	Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neu	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sweep Optical	1.295.808.012		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sweep Optical		English	No		Suppliers		Vision Contractor		Adult and Pediatric		2145 Centennial Plaza	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-683-3044							https://sweepoptical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Breuer, John, PT	1.295.841.815	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Coos Bay)		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1650 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-7212							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coos-bay-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cvs Pharmacy #11660	1.295.844.587		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cvs Pharmacy #11660		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Assistive Technology, DME/Medical Supply Dealer, Prosthesis	Adult and Pediatric		1642 Williams Highway Williams Highway	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-479-6698							https://www.cvs.com/store-locator/grants-pass-or-pharmacies/1642-williams-highway-grants-pass-or-97527/storeid=11660?WT.mc_id=LS_GOOGLE_FS_11660	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roth, Renee, NP,MS	1.295.975.266	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	NP,MS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adams, Olixn, DO	1.306.006.143	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed	English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Van Over, Mark, FNP	1.306.015.417	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sitter, Kellie, QMHA-R	1.306.205.836	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Community Mental Health Program, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tade, Ryan, MD	1.306.266.515	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heaton, Byron, LPC,MA	1.306.277.173	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LPC,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lighthouse Wellness Institute Inc	1.306.315.056		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lighthouse Health And Wellness		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Health Service	2184 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-9697	50219 Highway 101 Suite A	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-9697	https://lighthousewellnessinstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tauber, Anse, QMHP-R,MA	1.306.315.957	Unknown	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English, French	No	QMHP-R,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hays, Ariahna, LCSW	1.306.321.765	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Slay, Shelby, CADC,QMHA	1.306.386.438	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sanders, Eric, LPC	1.306.403.027	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Figueroa, Christina, RD	1.306.410.808	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Burdeos, Johna, RD	1.306.507.207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Weimer, Elizabeth, RD	1.306.526.264	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williams, Brittnee, CADC-I	1.306.583.810	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Knight, Alainnah, LPC	1.306.585.161	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ireland, Bernadette, PMHNP	1.306.619.051	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Health	1.306.623.657		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Public Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Public Health, State or Local	345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101							https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnson, Holly, QMHA-R	1.306.674.999	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Block, Rolin, CRM	1.306.698.378	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Apodaca, Amanda, CNM	1.306.722.970	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Health	1.306.785.654		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111							https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bodell, Dawn, DO	1.306.862.206	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcdowell, Christina, MD	1.316.153.737	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Cardiovascular Diseases	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thurman, Matthew, MD	1.316.385.974	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Zwerling, Sam, LCSW	1.316.420.177	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tensen, Lorie, LCSW	1.316.423.841	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	CLSS Individual	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chetco Medical & Aesthetics Llc	1.316.555.428		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bartkus, Amanda, THW-FS	1.316.655.822	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Family		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shirley, Martha, RD	1.316.695.356	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Moms Meals		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		3210 Se Corporate Woods Dr	Ankeny	IA	50021	Polk	515-963-0641							https://www.purfoods.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kramer, Brianna, CADC-R	1.316.696.479	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English, Spanish	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brown, Simon, QMHP-R	1.316.700.586	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ingram, Jaime, CRM	1.316.705.544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Whitaker, Courtney, QMHP-C	1.316.775.786	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly, Lindsey, PT	1.316.781.008	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tajchman, Urzsula, MD	1.316.973.464	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Cardiologist	Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	2041 Ne Williamson Ct	Bend	OR	97701	Deschutes	541-639-8333	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bellino, Paula, CRNA	1.326.022.138	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 110	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-852-4800	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shimotakahara, Steven, MD	1.326.024.738	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Otologist, Laryngologist, Rhinologist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walmart Pharmacy 10-2477	1.326.065.475		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Walmart Pharmacy 10-2477		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		2125 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-957-8544							https://www.walmart.com/store/2477-roseburg-or/pharmacy	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Gupta, Akshay, MD	1.326.084.377	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physician (Default Spec)	Diagnostic Radiology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Codding, Kim, LCSW	1.326.358.607	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chu, Benjamin, PA	1.326.390.121	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Datta, Proleta, MD	1.326.393.695	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		Bengali, English, Hindi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Farley, Ronald, CADC-II	1.326.405.127	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robertson, Paul, CADC-II,BS	1.326.406.398	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	CADC-II,BS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richardson, Elizabeth, LPC	1.326.535.964	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Behavioral Analyst Interventionist (BAI)	Licensed Professional Counselor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walker, Brittany, LPC	1.326.600.461	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tavernier, Kcy, QMHA-R,BS	1.326.707.340	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R,BS	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Han, Steve, LPC	1.326.727.785	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robison, Heather, PCA,QMHP-R	1.326.728.528	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	PCA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robison, Heather, PCA,QMHP-R	1.326.728.528	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	PCA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allen, Brittany, QMHP-R	1.326.736.125	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Saleh, Jennifer, RD	1.326.832.916	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Knee, Kelsea, QMHA-R	1.326.911.561	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Uncommon Chiropractic	1.336.014.802		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Uncommon Chiropractic		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		790 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-224-6230							https://uncommonchiropractic.janeapp.com/#staff_member/1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bell, Jason, MD	1.336.136.647	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, German, Italian	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lower Umpqua Hospital Pharmacy	1.336.334.754		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Mail Order Pharmacy, Specialty Pharmacy, Rural Health Clinic, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-6370							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/retail-pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Campion, Heather, MD	1.336.345.040	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Korzeniowska, Ewa, CRNA	1.336.514.728	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		6400 Se Lake Rd, Ste 300	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	503-594-1774	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bridges, Jami, QMHA,THW	1.336.559.772	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	QMHA,THW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kommaraju, Kiran, MD	1.336.599.430	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jang, Hyun Soo, MD	1.336.638.618	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dugan, Emma, ABA	1.336.642.073	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lund, Hannah, OT	1.336.642.321	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arends, Allison, AGNP	1.336.780.105	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Health	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danchev, Petr, LPC	1.336.849.298	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Porter Counseling	1.336.947.076		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Erin Porter Counseling		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	94239 Terrace Garden Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-660-3553							erinkporterlcse@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Powley, Katrina, QMHA-R	1.336.962.935	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kutch, Kara, THW-CHW	1.336.972.066	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tew, Trenten, DMD	1.336.979.954	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)	English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	1275 Oregon Ave Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-551-4022	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrasco, Arman, PA	1.336.986.876	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ralston, Brittany, PA	1.346.060.407	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Burton, Kaitlyn, RD	1.346.065.018	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holmes, Henry, MD	1.346.277.027	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thiede, Stephan, MD	1.346.277.399	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, German	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walker, Brady, MD	1.346.300.530	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shupe, Douglas, LPC	1.346.556.180	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Case Management	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Lualhati, CSWA,LMSW	1.346.601.952	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	CSWA,LMSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allen, Cheyenne, QMHA-I	1.346.639.309	Female	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Behavioral Analyst Interventionist (BAI)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tenney, Jennifer, CSWA	1.346.749.496	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wagner, Ivy, LCSW	1.346.754.702	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	632 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ohara, Kyle, DMD	1.346.810.231	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Myrtle Point)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	913 A St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-559-5000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/myrtle-point	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valadez, Shawna, CADC-I	1.346.889.615	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Merritt, Lindsay, LCSW	1.346.913.050	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Clinical	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sapphire At Myrtle Point Llc	1.346.956.406		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sapphire At Myrtle Point Llc		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility		Adult and Pediatric		637 Ash St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-2066							https://sapphireatmyrtlepoint.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Villalobos, Kacey, CRM,CADC-I	1.356.059.463	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM,CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Romero, Dominic, PA	1.356.060.693	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Habito, Benjamin, CSWA	1.356.073.571	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Branch, Tasha, BA,CSWA	1.356.083.067	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	BA,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pierre-Jean, Melody, RD	1.356.087.035	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cvh Community Pharmacy	1.356.118.046		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cvh Community Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		55 E 1St St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-8140							https://www.cvhospital.org/community-pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Miller, Therese, RD	1.356.199.558	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gilbert, Jane, MD	1.356.342.950	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic	Bay Eye Surgery Center (Pony Creek Annex)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	2075 Public Square Ct	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-435-7705	https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aston, Brian, PA	1.356.385.934	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hobson, Shaun, MD	1.356.388.458	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Columbiacare Services (Coos Crisis Center)	1.356.438.592		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Crisis Resolution Center		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent	Adult and Pediatric		1885 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-8480							https://www.columbiacare.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wright, Kimberly, MD	1.356.488.605	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cantwell, Carley, LCSW	1.356.675.060	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Butler, Ryan, LCSW	1.356.755.581	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Social Worker		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Jonathan, MD	1.356.775.969	Male	White	White	Bay Clinic		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tyler, Christopher, CADC,QMHA	1.356.820.534	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Kurt, CADC-II	1.356.841.076	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Lakeview	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1741 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yang, Emily, MD	1.356.874.689	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stout, Thomas, MD	1.356.875.728	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Mckenzie Willamette Medical Center (Hospital)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Payne, William, QMHP,CADC	1.356.934.970	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reed, Shalene, CSWA	1.366.019.077	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Forrey, Amie, RD	1.366.117.566	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Howell, Jessica, TWHPSS,AMH	1.366.223.950	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	TWHPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williams, Taylor, CSWA,QMHP	1.366.240.996	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Finnegan, Sean, PA,BS	1.366.271.041	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English, Spanish	No	PA,BS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Croxton, Max, CRM	1.366.287.856	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Henrie, Allison, RD	1.366.555.153	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kim, Janice, MD	1.366.654.923	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Middleton, Melanie, LPC	1.366.781.361	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	632 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gordineer, Tammera, CSWA,QMHPC	1.366.817.074	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English, Spanish	No	CSWA,QMHPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harris, Pei, FNP,DNP	1.366.825.341	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Athena Medical & Wellness Llc		English, Taiwanese, Cantonese	No	FNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Family Nurse Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Family	3688 Chester St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-991-8101							https://athenamedicalwellness.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Herrick, Nicole, MD	1.376.033.795	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ledbetter, Deborah, OT	1.376.087.544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Madison, Joaquina, CRM	1.376.208.397	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Wellness Adult Addictions, COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Talley, Kimberly, FNP	1.376.277.665	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Joshua, CADC-R	1.376.281.907	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
St Clair, Stefanie, QMHA-R	1.376.328.385	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alley, Stephanie, LPC	1.376.371.336	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vallier, Garry, MD	1.376.551.424	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fenrich, Yvonne, WHCNP	1.376.588.111	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	WHCNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Indian Tribe	1.376.592.287		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Kokwel Wellness Center (Eugene)	English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Indian Health Services 638 MOA	Indian Health Services Tribal 5 ENCRT, Indian Health Services 638 PPS	Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	2401 River Rd	Eugene	OR	97404	Lane	541-916-7025	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Croson, William, MD	1.376.610.915	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Pain Medicine	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Knapp, Noreen, LMFT	1.376.646.711	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Cullenward Knapp Counseling Services Llc		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	180 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-590-2964							noirin58@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heist, Robert, DDS	1.376.654.905	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anderson, Paul, OT	1.376.914.036	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steger, Jennifer, RD	1.376.934.463	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hade, Andrew, RD	1.386.117.307	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vancara, Laura, LPC,MS,MHC	1.386.173.243	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Laura J Vancara Ms Kpc Ncc Integrated Counseling Llc		English	No	LPC,MS,MHC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1611 Virginia Ave Ste 215	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-4312							ljvancara@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rainey, Rachel, LCSW	1.386.266.468	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	North Bay Elementary School (Waterfall)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	93670 Viking Ln	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leone, Jennifer, RD	1.386.286.631	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derkaoui, Daniella, THW-FS	1.386.360.402	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcconnell, Jane, QMHP-R,MSN	1.386.467.454	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R,MSN	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor, Dayla, DPT	1.386.479.368	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Goodwin, Kayla, QMHP-R	1.386.502.896	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Cynthia, QMHA-R	1.386.511.434	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cameron, David, MD	1.386.610.442	Male	Race Unknown	Unknown	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jaini, Keerti, MD	1.386.908.598	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Porter, Erin, LCSW	1.386.948.966	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Erin Porter Counseling		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Mental Health	94239 Terrace Garden Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-660-3553							erinkporterlcse@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Abanulo, Chidimma, MD	1.386.955.037	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric	Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Duffy, David, LMFT	1.396.049.458	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	LMFT	Student, Health Care		Student/Education		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gadbois, Jaclyn, MD	1.396.088.852	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brouse, Stephanie, RDH	1.396.091.575	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Curry Family Medical)	English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Expanded Practice Permit		Adult and Pediatric		215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	888-468-0022	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cozzie, Marjorie, CADC II	1.396.113.700	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richardson, Melissa, CSWA	1.396.117.354	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Babich, Jennifer, PA	1.396.134.300	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1.396.141.255		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	340B Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	25647 Redwood Hwy	Cave Junction	OR	97523	Josephine	541-592-2010							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Seal, Wendelyn, LCSW	1.396.143.277	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cram, Misty, RD	1.396.287.892	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Sierra, RDH	1.396.354.098	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Expanded Practice Permit		Adult and Pediatric		215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crawford, Loretta, QMHA-I	1.396.379.798	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rogers, Sarah, RD	1.396.454.096	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sitter, Kiel, CRM	1.396.545.869	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miller, Isaiah, THWPSS,AMH	1.396.553.400	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	1.396.570.644		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020							https://inspireradiology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcdowell, Cassandra, DNP,FNP	1.396.574.281	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DNP,FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Price, Emily, RD	1.396.580.072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Torres, Yesenia, RD	1.396.597.639	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Larsen, Robb, MD	1.396.738.274	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Blackinton, Joseph, PHD	1.396.805.016	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coastal Center		English	No	PHD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leposavic, Robert, MD	1.396.847.182	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Russell, Jonathan, PA-C	1.396.934.196	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Icco Llc	1.407.004.757		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sheldon Medical Llc	1.407.023.328		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Rehabilitation		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Hearing and Speech	2085 Inland Dr Ste A	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-5221							https://southwestrehabilitation.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Some of our thereapists speak Spanish or Chinese and evaluate and treat vision deficits.	Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul D Reicherter Md Pc Dba Advanced Skin Center	1.407.055.437		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Westby, Krystal, QMHA-I	1.407.214.182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dorfmeister, Jesse, FNP	1.407.362.197	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Cantonese	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gleason, Karey, CRNA	1.407.392.442	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gpp Solutions Llc	1.407.406.887		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Grants Pass Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	414 Sw 6Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-476-4262							https://grantspasspharmacy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harris, Tammy, LCSW	1.407.460.181	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
White, Jack, CRM	1.407.578.891	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Benton, Jessica, RD	1.407.637.309	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patterson, William, THW	1.407.640.105	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Buss, Haley, DPT	1.407.675.812	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carey, Kari, QMHP-C,OTH	1.407.730.393	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-C,OTH	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ocanada, Mary, MSN	1.407.739.030	Female	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)	English	No	MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
North Bend Medical Center	1.407.812.365		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Billing Provider	Other, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Mobile Lab, Rural Health (default spec), CPC+ Lump Sum Adjustment - Higher Claims Payment %, Physical Therapy Clinic, Independent Lab	Adult and Pediatric	Multi-Specialty, Mental Health	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trovati, Laura, CRNA	1.407.822.802	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry General Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Batchelor, Julie, OTR	1.407.832.660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OTR	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Hand	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beckenbaugh, Jeffrey, DO	1.407.850.340	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ekstrom, Jon, MD	1.407.871.163	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Curry General Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Optical Lab	1.407.898.026		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Optical Lab	Bay Eye Clinic	English	No		Suppliers		Vision Contractor	Optician	Adult and Pediatric		3587 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2571	3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	https://www.bayopticallaboratory.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacobs, Kenneth, MD	1.417.055.518	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	777 Lowndes Hill Rd Bldg 1	Greenville	SC	29607	Greenville	800-967-2289	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southern Coos Hospital District/Swing Bed	1.417.094.145		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility	Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Pediatric	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimbrough, Rosellen, DDS	1.417.119.207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)	Aviva Health Roseburg	English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596	https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Osman, Ibrahim, MD	1.417.225.939	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases	Cardiologist	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Schmelzer, Victoria, CRNA	1.417.312.893	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kazimirko, Dmitriy, MD	1.417.397.738	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Saintil, Malissa, QMHP	1.417.550.872	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cleveland, Iii, Douglas, CRM	1.417.580.119	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gohman, Jennie, AGNP,MSN	1.417.614.611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	AGNP,MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lira, Carlos, QMHA-R	1.417.660.671	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Huber, Christa, CRMII,THW	1.417.674.870	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRMII,THW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Foreman, Leonard, CRM	1.417.715.566	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Faison, Chandra, QMHP-R	1.417.722.885	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arriaga, Alexandria, RD	1.417.784.877	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	1.417.785.569		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	English	No		Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-543-2066							https://coastalrootspsychiatry.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Moriarty, William, MD	1.417.932.112	Male	Information Not Provided	Western European	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Battey, Richard, MD	1.417.950.312	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angelastro, Amie, OT	1.427.037.340	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wallace, Eveline, ARNP	1.427.058.932	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dennis, Paul, MD	1.427.079.680	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		939 Harlow Rd Ste 110	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-686-9551	1125 Darlene Ln Suite 201	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-683-5488	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Toledo, Charles, MD	1.427.103.472	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1.427.404.094		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	340B Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	25647 Redwood Hwy	Cave Junction	OR	97523	Josephine	541-592-2010							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stacer, Shaneen, PHD	1.427.485.440	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Shaneen Stacer Phd		English	No	PHD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1084 West 2Nd Ave	Eugene	OR	97402	Lane	541-435-4390							https://www.oregonbhc.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adrian, Tristan, LCSW	1.427.567.387	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt Community Pharmacy (Bandon)	1.427.594.977		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Community Pharmacy (Bandon)		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1010 1St St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529							https://www.coastcommunityhealth.org/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morffi, Claudia, RD	1.427.643.865	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gill, Grant, LPC	1.427.667.328	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Bay Counseling	English	No	LPC	Student, Health Care		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	682 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-290-9707	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Khazeni, Danielle, RD	1.427.863.281	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cook, Ashley, CADC-R,CRM	1.427.867.381	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC-R,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samotowka, Michael, MD	1.437.124.021	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Critical Care	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1200 Hilyard St Ste S570	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-3531	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Preslar, Paul, DO	1.437.141.793	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ahlstrom, Jon, MD	1.437.146.065	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kintner, Jon, MD	1.437.150.265	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Horton, Timothy, MD	1.437.218.013	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williard, Mary, DDS	1.437.285.798	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center Dental		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1245 Fulton Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-6433							https://threerivers.health/locations/coos-bay-oregon/three-rivers-dental-clinic-coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		We have a staff member that speaks Spanish fluently	No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hamed, Miruais, MD	1.437.291.465	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, French, German	No	MD	Technologists, Technicians & Other Technical Servi		Cardiologist	Internist, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beardsley, Robert, MD	1.437.302.825	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/contact/locations/north-bend-eye-doctors/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffers, Steven, MD	1.437.338.928	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Psychiatrist	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kruppa, Nicole, MD	1.437.446.408	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Head, Winthrop, PAC	1.437.535.077	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lim, Tiffany, MD	1.437.578.341	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1200 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	458-205-6041	1255 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-686-7191	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Higdon, Johanna, MD	1.437.594.116	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Randolph, Carilea, CADC,QMHA	1.437.628.682	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Perez, Armando, CADC-III	1.437.662.921	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-III	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smith, Charity, LPC	1.437.683.059	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mcneill, Britney, CRM	1.437.848.918	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Neely, Erick, CRM	1.447.079.157	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sheerin, Daniel, MD	1.447.250.485	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Traumatic Surgery	Orthopedic Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nandalur, Mohan, MD	1.447.295.324	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Collins, Molly, LCSW	1.447.387.964	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Castro, Lauren, RD	1.447.726.336	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bird, Adam, CSWA	1.447.727.862	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monarch Mental Health Llc	1.447.871.678		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Monarch Mental Health		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Community Mental Health Center, Adult		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Mental Health	320 Central Ave Ste 212	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	401-217-9333							https://www.monarchmentalhealth.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheaito, Mohamad, MD	1.447.927.504	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cooper, Tyler, PMHNP	1.447.928.494	Female	information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Bee Mental Wellness	English	No	PMHNP	Nursing Service Providers		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	180 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	775-304-3811	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robles, Valeria, RD	1.447.933.262	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hung, Hsiang Neng, FNP	1.447.948.682	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hilton, Rachael, FNP	1.447.966.437	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ototo, Judith, RD	1.457.158.602	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dephilippis, Juliette, PA	1.457.165.151	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danenhauer, Whitney, RD	1.457.175.473	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
King, Bambi, QMHA-R	1.457.234.148	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Proett, Tristan, PT	1.457.468.225	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Jbrs Coquille)	Southwest Physical Therapy (Bandon)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		279 North Central	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3341	913 Se 11Th Street Ste 2	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-4314	https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coquille-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheung, Lance, MD	1.457.543.761	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leroy Gomez, Kelsey, QMHA-I	1.457.615.353	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dougherty, Jacob, LPC	1.457.697.930	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Root Insights Counseling Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-841-1404	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	RootInsightsCounseling@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sherwood, Brenton, MD	1.457.842.650	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Mckenzie Willamette Medical Center (Hospital)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yutzie, Amanda, PCA	1.457.860.926	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon Salem Office	English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	3400 State St Ste G-750	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Harr, Brandon, OD	1.457.904.963	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic		English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584							https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Genoa Healthcare (Coos Bay)	1.457.959.272		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Genoa Healthcare (Coos Bay)		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	281 Laclair St Rm 135	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-2278							https://www.genoahealthcare.com/our-partners/behavioral-health-clinics.html?utm_source=SEM+Ad&utm_medium=Google&utm_campaign=SEM&utm_id=SEM+Behavioral+Health&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19096965022&gbraid=0AAAAACm_Jmci4qhplOpO2w0tKStPuLxsb&gclid=CjwKCAjw1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Varela, Naomi, LMFT	1.457.972.978	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bray, Jennifer, LPC	1.457.983.686	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Untangled Minds	Untangled Minds	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	105 12Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512	105 12Th St Se 1114	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512	https://untangledminds.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Young, Jared, CSWA,QMHP	1.467.124.602	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jordan, Jennifer, CRM	1.467.148.999	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garcia-Hallman, Jessica, THW-BIRTH	1.467.263.947	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Activating Light Studio		English	No	THW-BIRTH	Nursing Service Related Providers		Doula		Adult and Pediatric		601 Chetco Ave Ste 3	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-251-8677							activatinglightdoulacare.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mccullough, Mary, RD	1.467.283.796	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cicchetti, Tiffany, RD	1.467.292.441	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Moore, Elissa, FNP-BC	1.467.314.591	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	FNP-BC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reid, Olivia, CHW	1.467.319.053	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rush, Nicole, OD	1.467.400.952	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Vision Center	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		855 W Central Blvd Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-4042	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James, Kimberly, MD	1.467.403.378	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Williamson, Matthew, DO	1.467.428.540	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabehart-Geant, Judy, LPC	1.467.473.934	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bonacuse, Lisa, RD	1.467.570.416	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Huddleston, Darren, DMD	1.467.611.921	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Darren S Huddleston Dmd Pc		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1035 Ne 6Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-476-8788							https://drhuddleston.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Van Sice, Wade, MD	1.467.625.756	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carroll, Tamara, MD	1.467.741.538	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Le, Andy, DDS	1.467.788.646	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Brookings)		English, Spanish	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	97829 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-7000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/brookings	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rogers, Valerie, RD	1.467.794.289	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Snyder, Natalie, DPT	1.467.828.855	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopedic	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nelson, April, CADC-II	1.467.976.217	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reinig, Emily, DO	1.467.985.879	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lee, Arthur, ABA	1.477.123.990	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ingram, Christopher, DO	1.477.182.673	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Teeter, Sandy, AGNP	1.477.189.009	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Health	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elhannouny, Alaa, RD	1.477.257.590	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Withrow, Adria, LPC	1.477.265.171	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pehlke, Shelby, QMHP-R	1.477.357.325	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Willis, Roger, MD	1.477.501.815	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Japanese	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bombeck, Christopher, MD	1.477.503.878	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samet, Rebecca, MD	1.477.509.503	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Albertina Kerr Centers	1.477.618.353		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Albertina Kerr Centers	Albertina Kerr Subacute Crisis Psychiatr5Ic Care For Youth	English	No		Agencies	Residential Treatment Facilities	Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent	Billing Provider	Pediatric		424 Ne 22Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97232	Multnomah	503-408-4705	832 Ne 162Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97230	Multnomah	503-408-4705	https://www.albertinakerr.org/crisis/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rogue River Endodontics	1.477.645.794		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rogue River Endodontics		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider	Dental Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1004 Ramsey Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-471-9392							https://www.rogueriverendo.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hudson, Carmen, MD	1.477.649.036	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		5905 Se Powell Valley Rd	Gresham	OR	97080	Multnomah	855-255-1750	2625 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2161	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Evans, Cameron, MD	1.477.733.574	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pallin, Melissa, LCSW	1.477.820.801	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Pediatric	Clinical	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valley Drugs	1.487.085.932		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Valley Drugs		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	250 Nw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-236-7060							https://valleydrugsrx.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Rohm, Lisa, ANP	1.487.274.361	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Klein-Peters, Carley, LCSW	1.487.284.642	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Edwards, Cynthia, CSWA	1.487.293.593	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Iagnocco, Gabriella, RD	1.487.401.238	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garofano, Christine, RD	1.487.435.095	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sosa, Evangelia, RD	1.487.484.101	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lumira Behavioral Health	1.487.594.198		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lumira Behavioral Health		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1957 Thompson Rd Ste J	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	641-422-3099							hello@lumirabehavioralhealth.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mccalla, Kit, DO	1.487.626.313	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3600 Nw Samaritan Dr Ste 101	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-768-5111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curry General Hospital	1.487.696.985		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Medical Clinic, Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-3861	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morrow, Karen, FNP	1.487.704.813	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric	Family	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR

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